Hackers to Complete Sale Through OpenSea Match Advanced Orders
Industry experts say hackers can use “Match Advanced Orders” to bypass the OpenSea mark and sell NFTs. Read on CryptoNewsLand for more info.
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Crypto Heists Explained: How to Avoid Crypto Hacks
Nomad Token Bridge lost over $190 million due to a fault in its security. The exploit began with one hacker and led to hundreds others. The platform was left with $1,000 and Redditors discuss the need to prioritize security. Nomad Token Bridge suffered a drastic hit when the platform was syphoned over $190 million in crypto. The Coinbase and OpenSea-backed platform lost its assets over a series of transactions. In detail, the exploit is what Redditors on the CryptoCurrency thread are calling ‘the first truly decentralized robbery’. To highlight, Nomad Token Bridge went from having $190,740,000 to $1,000 in just
After $625M Loss, Axie Infinity’s Discord Gets Hacked
Axie Infinity confirmed the Discord hack via tweet. The team said they wouldn’t do a surprise mint without announcing it simultaneously. The Mee6 team clarified that their system remains secure. While Axie Infinity is still recovering from a $625M exploit, its Discord account has been targeted by another hacking incident. In a tweet, they stated that someone has hacked the MEE6 bot installed on their main Axie server. MEE6 is a Discord Bot that can do numerous tasks including moderation, leveling roles, making announcements, playing music, and others. Axie Infinity claims that hackers used the said bot to give authorization
Fake OpenSea Phishing Site Takes Everything From ETH Hodler
An ETH hodler lost all their assets due to a fake OpenSea phishing site. The hackers got away with $40,000 – $45,000 in digital assets. The victim posts a thread explaining how this happened. In a horrifying stroke of misfortune, a longtime hodler of ETH and multiple other assets, lost most of their digital fortune. Specifically, the user lost between $40,000 – $45,000 worth of ETH and other assets. In detail, the hodler shares the woeful tale through a detailed thread on their Twitter account. The user, known as JB (schlig), walks readers through what they said is ‘easily the
ChainSwap Hacked, $2.3M Taken From 20 Project Tokens
Hackers took $2.3 million in profits from ChainSwap. The hack stole tokens from over 20 projects on the network. Investors affected include Alameda, Continue Capital, NGC, OKEx, and Spark Digital. The ChainSwap network was hacked. The hackers got away with $2.3 million. It stole tokens from over 20 different projects. Specifically, investors affected include Alameda, Continue Capital, NGC, OKEx, and Spark Digital Capital. Most of these are all Chinese VCs. The news came from the Wu Blockchain Twitter account. It is run by Chinese journalist — Colin Wu. In 2013, he won the China News Award. Not long ago, ChainSwap
Elon Musk Crypto Memes Catches Cyber Hackers Attention
An unknown group of cyber hackers created a video message addressed to Elon Musk The hackers hated Elon for destroying crypto holders lives An unknown group of decentralized hackers created a video message addressed to Elon Musk, a Bitcoin investor and Tesla CEO. Specifically, the group called themselves Anonymous who hated Elon for destroying crypto holders’ lives with crypto memes. Anonymous said: “Reading from the comments on your Twitter posts, it seems that the games you have played with the crypto markets have destroyed lives. Millions of retail investors were really counting on their crypto gains to improve their lives.”
